Dynamic range refers to the range between what will show up as pure white and as pure black in your photograph, and is often measured in stops of light. Most digital cameras, even cell phones, have a dynamic range of at least 7 stops. If you’ve ever wondered what one of the advantages of getting a more expensive camera with a better sensor is, it’s that you often get a larger dynamic range. DSLRs often have dynamic ranges up to 14 stops, with some newer sensors having a range of 20 or more stops.
Enhancing Dynamic Range in Photoshop:
Often when you first look at an image out of camera, you may think that your shadows have gone black and you don’t have any detail in them. However, camera sensors are very powerful tools that capture tons of information, you just need to know how to massage that information out of it. This episode shows you how to bring out those details from your shadows.
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